Trio Laundry: Neglect or Incompetence?

What would you do if you were given $750,000 to play with? Buy a new home? A new car? Start…
This is the first of four articles about early Atlanta Pioneers Richard and Martha Todd, their family and remnant traces of…
It was built for Amos Giles Rhodes, one of the first large-scale furniture magnates to market reasonably-priced furniture to the…
Imagine a brick maze of interlocked buildings from before 1907, smack in the middle of downtown Atlanta. In short, that’s…
From afar it appears to be a giant blank ice cube with a brown toothpick-like tower oddly sticking out of…
Each year the Atlanta Preservation Center coordinates a series of unique events dedicated to Atlanta history and historic preservation collectively…
Since the early history of the Gate City, Memorial Drive has been a beating artery of Atlanta, pulsating traffic and…
Was Joel Chandler Harris a progressive that cleverly subverted white power and racism or an anthropological thief that profited from…
Let’s look at an old building from Atlanta history, demolished in 1971 to make way for a lobby and plaza…
Placed high upon a hill overlooking the south side of Ponce De Leon, pictured here we find the intricate and…